Rush Limbaugh: Radical Environmentalism Attacks American Values (One of Rush's Best Ever!)

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | 12/15/04 | Rush Limbaugh

[wagglebee]

When Rush started talking about how women were most at risk, I laughed so hard I thought I was going to cry. Rush was absolutely perfect today!

[Still Thinking]

And we've reached now the absurdity of the absurd when they, at a U.N. conference, a supposed series scientist and scholar says that women are more at risk from climate change

This is hugh!

[arasina]

"...the great Ted Danson, a well-known scientist..."

I love Rush's ascerbic wit particularly when he uses it on know-it-alls.

[goldstategop]

Does that mean Sports Illustrated can no longer hold its annual swimsuit models contest? After all, its been anecdotally established too much sun and heat harms women.

[conservlib]

The environmental movement plays on the sensibility of gullible young people. Later on, as they grow older they become full of conviction of the environmental lobby regardless how irrational.

[goldstategop]

The environment is never stable. We humans should be humble enough to know we can't control nature. And yet here we have enviro nuts asserting its no problem to stop global warming. Which I think by the way, is the least of the world's problems. The irony is more fossil fuel and pollution is created flying to distant cities for conferences to deal with a hypothetical problem and the money expended could be better used for other more important purposes. But you will never hear the Left owe up to its mistakes.

[samtheman]

Rush is the greatest.

[Nowhere Man]

I remember talk of CO2 causing global cooling in the 1970's when I was a kid. I remember seeing magazine articles about it where New York City was covered in ice showing the two buildings of the World Trade Center sticking up and out like two large, white popsicles. I was talking to my father about it and the same thing was going around in the 1940's where he remembers an article in Look or Colliers where again, it showed a New York City covered in ice with the Empire State Building in the center.

[aroostook war]

I'm waiting for Rush to do an environmentalist-whacko take on the Pistons-Pacers fight!
I caught some of this today. I loved the bit about chop-suey, and how THEY want the windmills where YOU live.
My sons have grown up listening to Rush!
Nobody compares to El Rushbo when he is on.

[wagglebee]

You should take a look at this. It may be the funniest enviornmentalist wacko story ever!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1280864/posts

[solo gringo]

Rush was on target and letting the wacko's know about it.

[aroostook war]

Wow! That takes a lot to get through, but now I'm REALLY worried. All that air getting mixed up... Where will it end?

[eccentric]

Now, they're not going it build these windmills where they live. They're going to build them in places where you live, but of course the doesn't know a windmill from anything. He'll go flying right into it and chop suey it is.

We have A windmill farm in this part of the country. It's lovely, brightens up the landscape. But I fail to see how a bird could be hurt by them. The windmills have only 3 slow-turning blades. There are more dead birds on the highways (ooops, should I say that?)

We have lots of room for windmills here. But some enviromentalists objected to putting windmills in a "tall grass preserve." ? Excuse me? Tall grass doesn't grow that tall.

[henderson field]

I'm getting weary of worrying about New York City. I'm beginning to think, well, if we have to sacrifice them, let's do it and get it over with. Maybe Los Angeles too.

[wagglebee]

You seem to be forgetting about San Francisco and Boston!

[telder1]

"A careful study of extinction rates so far, conservation measures underway and a climate environmental change shows that at least 1,200 species of birds will be gone by 2100 and that is a conservative estimate, said the team at Stanford. Even though 1.3% of bird species have gone extinct since 1500, the global number of individual birds is estimated to have experienced a 20% to 25% reduction during the same period, they wrote in their report published in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, and this can have severe consequences for people.

Uh huh.

"..and then you add Psalm six to Ezekiel twenty eight, subract the days in Revelation twenty three and skip to verse four --and there it is folks in black and white: Jesus is coming tommorow at three o'clock! Spend that money 'cause tommorow we're aaaall goin' home! Can I get an Amen?!

"Er, excuse me, sir? There is no Revelation chapter twenty three."

"There you go! See?! That's okay, son--you're excused and God loves you. But he says "be not a doubter! But be a believer!!"(thunderous applause and the organ kicks in on que...)

[SierraWasp]

Yes!!! Here it is, reduced down to the lowest common denominator and most simplistic level, even a comedic level, so that even the dumbest of the dumb... Yes, even Liberal Dems can hook up with it!!! (that is, if they wanted to, of course)

[the conservative bean]

Rush was definitely on par today. Very funny show.

[farmfriend]

Rights, farms, environment ping.
Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this list.
I don't get offended if you want to be removed.

[Pelham]

We blame ourselves for the extinction of the birds.

Passenger Pigeon. Carolina Parakeet. Ivory Billed Woodpecker. There may be some human culpability in these three vanishing.